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A Solution to Pipeline Industry Paralysis

Bullying and legal land theft are not the answer—respecting property rights is

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Court dismisses challenge to Trudeau government approval of Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion | REUTERS

Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal on Tuesday dismissed a challenge to the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s approval of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion, clearing some uncertainty over...

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Trans Mountain is removing a controversial Burnaby oil tank

BURNABY NOW | news -- Residents who live near the Burnaby Mountain tank farm operated by Trans Mountain have long feared the safety of the existing tanks.

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Private Property | MISES

Ludwig von Mises

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Trump administration to approve Keystone pipeline on US land

The approval covers about 45 miles of the line’s route across land in Montana.

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If the state wants your property, it can take your property.

Expropriation Unlimited

Unrestrained expropriation is a serious public policy failure—and yet, one that’s widely ignored.

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First Nations chief blasts 'condescending' UN anti-racism directive that called for pipeline to be shut down

A Canadian First Nations chief is slamming a recent directive from a United Nations anti-racism committee after the organization called for the shutdown of an Indigenous-backed pipeline only to later...

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UN committee’s call for halt to pipeline projects is ‘condescending’: former First Nation chief

The situation with the Coastal GasLink pipeline and a group of First Nations protesters opposed to it was already incendiary enough before a United Nations committee decided to throw a...

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Canada top court rejects bid by British Columbia to regulate oil pipeline

OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Supreme Court of Canada on Thursday quickly dismissed an attempt by the western province of British Columbia to regulate what can be transported in a major...

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Expropriation Unlimited

Pipeline companies are not the worst offenders when it comes to legal land theft in Canada